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Eizenkot 埃森科特

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According to Israeli media reports on the 11th, Eizenkot, leader of Israel's Integrity Party, which is seeking to form a new government, and Israeli military Chief of Staff Zamir both opposed caretaker Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan to take military action against Iran in the near future.

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According to Israeli media reports on the 11th, Eizenkot, leader of Israel's Integrity Party, which is seeking to form a new government, and Israeli military Chief of Staff Zamir both opposed caretaker Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan to take military action against Iran in the near future.

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According to Israeli media reports on the 11th, Eizenkot, leader of Israel's Integrity Party, which is seeking to form a new government, and Israeli military Chief of Staff Zamir both oppose caretaker Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan to take military action against Iran in the near future. Eizenkot wrote to Netanyahu, urging him not to deploy forces in the absence of a direct threat. According to Israeli media, Netanyahu is currently seeking to take military action against Iran.
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据以色列媒体11日报道,正谋求组建新政府的以色列正直党领导人埃森科特和以军总参谋长扎米尔均反对看守政府总理内塔尼亚胡近期对伊朗采取军事行动的计划。
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Eizenkot wrote to Netanyahu, urging him not to deploy forces when there was no direct threat.

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Eizenkot wrote to Netanyahu, urging him not to deploy forces when there was no direct threat.

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According to Israeli media reports on the 11th, Eizenkot, leader of Israel's Integrity Party, which is seeking to form a new government, and Israeli military Chief of Staff Zamir both oppose caretaker Prime Minister Netanyahu's plan to take military action against Iran in the near future. Eizenkot wrote to Netanyahu, urging him not to deploy forces in the absence of a direct threat. According to Israeli media, Netanyahu is currently seeking to take military action against Iran.
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埃森科特致信内塔尼亚胡,敦促其在未受直接威胁时不要部署部队。
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According to the Israeli presidential spokesperson, Herzog will authorize Eisenkot to form a new government.

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According to the Israeli presidential spokesperson, Herzog will authorize Eisenkot to form a new government.

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A spokesperson for Israel's president said on November 7 that President Herzog would authorize Eisenkot, leader of the opposition Yashar Party and former chief of the General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces, to form a new government. Earlier, representatives of parties holding 67 seats in Israel's parliament recommended Eisenkot to form a new government, while incumbent Prime Minister Netanyahu, who leads Likud, received support from parties holding 46 seats.
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以色列总统发言人7日说,以总统赫尔佐格将授权反对党正直党领导人、以色列国防军前总参谋长埃森科特组建新政府。
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An Israeli presidential spokesperson said on November 7 that President Herzog would authorize Eisenkot, leader of the opposition Yashar Party and former chief of staff of the Israel Defense Forces, to form a new government.

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An Israeli presidential spokesperson said on November 7 that President Herzog would authorize Eisenkot, leader of the opposition Yashar Party and former chief of staff of the Israel Defense Forces, to form a new government.

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A spokesperson for Israel's president said on November 7 that President Herzog would authorize Eisenkot, leader of the opposition Yashar Party and former chief of the General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces, to form a new government. Earlier, representatives of parties holding 67 seats in Israel's parliament recommended Eisenkot to form a new government, while incumbent Prime Minister Netanyahu, who leads Likud, received support from parties holding 46 seats.
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以色列总统发言人7日说,以总统赫尔佐格将授权反对党正直党领导人、以色列国防军前总参谋长埃森科特组建新政府。
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Previously, representatives of parties holding 67 Knesset seats recommended Eisenkot to form a new government, while incumbent Prime Minister Netanyahu received backing from parties holding 46 seats.

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Previously, representatives of parties holding 67 Knesset seats recommended Eisenkot to form a new government, while incumbent Prime Minister Netanyahu received backing from parties holding 46 seats.

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A spokesperson for Israel's president said on November 7 that President Herzog would authorize Eisenkot, leader of the opposition Yashar Party and former chief of the General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces, to form a new government. Earlier, representatives of parties holding 67 seats in Israel's parliament recommended Eisenkot to form a new government, while incumbent Prime Minister Netanyahu, who leads Likud, received support from parties holding 46 seats.
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此前,拥有以色列议会67个议席的各政党代表推荐埃森科特组建新政府,领导利库德集团的现总理内塔尼亚胡获得的各政党支持席位为46席。
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Preliminary parliamentary election results released by the Israeli Central Elections Committee on October 28 showed Netanyahu's right-wing bloc winning 53 seats and Eisenkot's opposition bloc winning 48, both below the 61 needed to form a government. Arab parties won 19 seats.

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Preliminary parliamentary election results released by the Israeli Central Elections Committee on October 28 showed Netanyahu's right-wing bloc winning 53 seats and Eisenkot's opposition bloc winning 48, both below the 61 needed to form a government. Arab parties won 19 seats.

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Preliminary vote-count results released on the 28th by Israel’s Central Elections Committee showed that the right-wing bloc led by incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had won 53 seats, while the opposition bloc led by former Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot had won 48; neither reached the 61 seats needed to form a government. Arab parties won 19 seats. Israeli media reported that the opposition bloc was considering seeking support from Arab parties. Arab parties announced on the 28th that they were ready to engage in political cooperation to end Netanyahu’s rule. Netanyahu’s Likud Party, citing alleged fraud by Arab parties, called on the relevant authorities to investigate.
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以色列中央选举委员会28日公布的议会选举初步计票结果显示,现任总理内塔尼亚胡领导的右翼阵营获得53个议席,国防军前总参谋长埃森科特领导的反对派阵营获得48席,均未达到组建政府需要的61席。阿拉伯裔政党获得19个席位。
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